Two divergence-rate counterexamples (Q685736): Difference between revisions

The paper describes two examples of pairs of ergodic processes \(P\) and \(Q\) (with \(Q\) being a \(B\)-process and \(P\) the binary symmetric coin- tossing process), with bad divergence-rate properties. More precisely, in the first example, the lower-divergence rate of \(P\) with respect to \(Q\) is 0, whereas the upper-divergence rate is \(\infty\). In the second example, the upper-divergence rate is 0, yet \(P\neq Q\).